Telegram-herald., 1887-02-14
ltNSILkING PATRIOTS
Congress Performing that Mis-
sion 70 al Alarming Extent.
TIE 0!PEsltlT PENSION BILL
Speculation as &C The Prssicert's &c
gion On tfs Msiter-f fnUrn4ns
O=clinafi0n - ne Malhs~
Casa Trisl insoIs ng
CO orsd Society


- Asai>sros. fsb. a. -fbe iast session
u the foftg ninth Congress = rapidly draS
ns - a .ose and business l. lively The
las are crossing percepuoly longer. sHd
se are having nofe sunshine. -pring Vii
s.E be- here Oar a inters though sery
diaagreea5ls. are s-oIt
NoN thst lbe luter- STATE Commerce BIZ
hss bSc0ne IA 81 The ard the President
: having al anxious tiEae over tie selection
III The Commissioners. Their names nj
not be souoanesd uL'ii sboui the go b lust.
II : repo, tel thai e 0iieEed ths ff place
g. the Hon Allan e.. Thurman, OF chio.
who promptly. bat respectfully declined
the same because of his ia health. No one
knows who the Othefs vii De.
The Mexican Nar Pension bill has also
becomes az. and / have ~eBt the fEiE-
ssAN HEEsIrs G. py of the same MANY
people su Ipoer lhnt every survivor q inr
Nexicsn war Nil - Ieu-ipned under THIS
at II Januaryely i~s7 aat that The grant-
in.. of PENSIONS under it Will be mere mat
re~ II ceremony for the Pension Bureau.
Those who 80 think are lab riug under
teiu-ion A careful perusai O' the Ia"
viii remove such notions Every casf
wiil have 10 Oe carefully examined and al
indicated upon evidence furnished IA
accordance with regulations ana instructions
| prescribed by the Secre'ary ot the Interior,
aud the force in the Bureau o. Pensions
as the Honorable Commissioner now deslg
mates the yension Office, must OF ne, essiiy
l be increased or great delay and dl-satistac-
liOn will result. General Black has calie1
upon Congress for Two hu' dred additional
| clerks and The Old War and Navy Division
| will be considerably larged m any
event. General |. b. Colt OF Connecticut
has lately been appointed Chief OF this
| Division 10 tiil the vacancy crested by the
appointment IF Naj VIM. ii. Webs er- a.
| Chief Examiner OF the C,yIl Service Com
mission.
Al this writing the President has no, dis
posed Of the .Dependent Pension Bill
| lie is reported Ia be ''considerng the same
very carefully and in doing hat be Is
| doing at Co gress did not 10 they rushed
| IL through post haste. Many
| of u Ose who vOtei tor II hoped
| the President would VETO it, and
! we're tn-ir.iv willing tO have him 10 SO ana
take upon his own shoulders ali Of The re
| -, nsitiAry He has not Attempted {" avoid
! the dut, no matter how disae reea0le IL may
1 be. he hiss received from the Pension
| Bureau elaborate statements as 10 the prob
| Of the CourtTy ia reference 10 II. greai
| .laiCritV OF those who have written 10 him
| opr,O e the bill several members of the
| Pensi Committees OF Congress have ex-
| press th-nseyes as believing that Tie
| President will veto the same. cOm- mem
| Der, of Congress say they hope h will and
| 10 that case, ihey VII prepare one nexl
| Ninf-r much more satisfactory in efery
vav No one need Imagine that thi, bill
!. don't - a..I
! there Is no probability of hat The claim
attorne' will, | think, feel very much
worse thsn the .odiers, or their dependent
relatives ii The bill fails 10 become law.
The Senate DID we'll To remove the in
| junction Ofsecrecy from its pro- eedings II
the Matthew's case AMI adopt resolutions
explanatory " now appears that Senator
| Blackburn. Eus l.. German, Nor
ean. Pugh, Rawsom, SALISBURY
AID Vance. Democrats, voted fer
rejection, ana Senators Is air. Farwell and
| Mitchell OF Ore-on. Republicans, for con
| frmatlon The resolu ions offered by Sen
ator II gals were very clear and f5rcible.
| "Nishtt interesting reading for those wh'
| have not been pleased with the attempt 10
secure hat particular place for Matthews
Another very interesting criminal cas-
has occupied he attentions of court ana
! lnrg for more than week. John l.. West
/ tfttif4rfN. very L. NJ tfiOFrl. has Dttfl OF
| trial for breaking and entering he dwelling
OF 4lrs Ma /. Page. white, IN the night.
! and committing a feloniOus assault With
| rad intent. upon the person of Mrs. i
| The fact that both we're clerks in the Gen
| eral Land ctiice, no the same room, persons
| If good anding West having charge o the
room and enjoying the confidence and
| ,ood will Of everybody, gave the case un-
usual importance. The plea was insani Y
| ur uucOnsClouSuess cerebral suspension.
| An earnest TEMPT was made u show IT,
| responsibility. TWO cOlored men on the
| inrv Vere appealed 10, race color and re
ligion were introduced and 10 one 80
,eci,d eu a. cement but toe verdict wa.
| guilty As indicted and the seutenc.
is now in order Among recent inveniions
have dis, o cred nothing 50 likely TO create
a ssu sation-l erhaps a Tevo- -uti0n IN the
| printing business. IS that of the Lsusfou
| ype machine, invented bv Tolhert Lans-
| ron. Esq stt0rney-at-law. late chief OF the
Board Of Re-rsview in the PensiOn Bun au
! tais Citv Tuis machine mann faCtures the
| lype aud Sc the same proCe a system Of
| KEYS sim lar to a Is pewter ana the type
| are not toucbt q b. human hands until lift
ed from sliey % m..0sing stone A NJ
| psnv mas 0eca formed here and the stock
| taken Wit. aviiity. The machines will
| pr baby be in the market = on Il is a
very ingenious machine. Is inventor Is
very able and solid man, always gent e.
msn Me-.